Just a heads up I wouldn't recommend you eating at subway in the Walmart supercenter in Salem…read morebecause The manager at the subway in Salem New Hampshire is very rude incentive vindictive and treated me as a paying customer horrible with no respect and care and she's threaten me 3-4 times to kick me out of subway when i don't disrupt anyone in subway when I just sit down peacefully eating and paying for my food and she does it in front of customers. She doesnt care about the paying customer whatssoever and yells at you for no reason but the food is great but not the employee who treats the paying customer like trash

This is by far the worst Subway I have ever been to. I'm a pretty big fan of Subway. Not my…read morefavorite sandwich shop, but I do enjoy their subs when done right. There are so many things wrong with this place, I don't even know where to start. I guess I should have known better, since it's, you know, in Walmart. But I figured it could exist as its own separate entity and it wouldn't necessary be bad just because it was in Walmart. Well, I've been here twice and both times I was unsatisfied with my sub. The second time was worse than the first. I'm a vegetarian, so obviously I always go for the veggie sub. One thing I've always liked about Subway is that whenever I go there and order a veggie sub, the person making my sandwich typically changes his or her gloves. This makes me feel good, because I don't like dirty, meaty gloves touching the items that make up my sandwich. Don't ask me why, it just irks me. But I think it's pretty reasonable to expect someone to change their gloves. Maybe that's just me. Anyway, at this location, I ordered a veggie sandwich as usual, on Italian herb and cheese bread. Like the first time I went here, they only had Swiss, provolone, and one other type of cheese (I think American), so I couldn't get cheddar, my usual cheese. That's okay, because I like provolone and Swiss too. Before making my sandwich, I watched as the girl made three other sandwiches and handled three different types of meat. She didn't even hesitate before grabbing my bread, wrapping her meaty fingers around it as she sliced it open. Disgusting. This put me off from the start, obviously. Even so, I tried to enjoy my sandwich. I ordered it with sweet onion sauce, and there was way too much in it. It was basically drenched with sauce so I could hardly taste anything but sweet onion. I don't mind sweet onion, but I would really have liked to have been able to taste the lettuce, tomatoes, and olives too. The bread seemed a bit off, as well, but maybe that was just me. It's too bad there aren't any other Subways nearby, because I won't be returning to this one.

Under new management, Crown Castle Pizzeria took over the former Windham House of Pizza at the…read moreCastle Shoppes behind McDonald's/Klemm's Mobil. They offer Greek style pizzas, pizza calzones, salads, hot & cold subs, shawarma wraps, clubs, gyros, pasta, wings, chicken fingers, steak tips, fried foods, Coke products in the cooler and Lays bagged chips. The prices here seem fair. The place is casual and order at the counter and there are a few hard seat booths. After seeing postings of social media, I decided to stop in at Crown Castle Pizzeria for takeout. I ordered a Large Cheese Pizza ($10.99 plus tax-Monday special) and a Spaghetti & Sausage Dinner ($13.99 plus tax) with garlic bread. The food was prepared to order and all set to go in about 15 minutes. The pasta entrée & garlic bread (in foil) were placed in a plastic bag and tied sealed. Upon arriving home, there was red pasta water all over the bag, but no mess in my vehicle since they wisely sealed the pasta for travel. The cheese pizza was pretty good which had the right amount of red sauce & melted cheese on top of a firm Greek style crust with rolled firm edge crust. The pasta was packed in a foil container with only foil on top, which was probably why there was pasta water in the bag. Anyways, the spaghetti was very soft (a bit overcooked) with a standard marinara sauce, sliced sausages and melted cheese, but still tasted pretty good. The baked garlic bread (sub roll slices) was buttery. Overall, I would come back here to try some of their other offerings like the baked & fried haddock dinners, ziti alfredo, and shawarma.

Great food and service! They are great with answering questions and the food is always great we…read morehave tried pizzas and grinders. Classic pizza and special pizzas are both great!

Clean, friendly & quick, that's all I can ask for and they succeed in all three. Sandwich was great…read moreas well.

Good service and fast. Polite workers and clean inside. Doesn't deserve the two stars from what…read moreI've seen

Yhe pizza I ordered was good and staff nice but my order was missing the dipping sauces I ordered…read more($1.50). That was disapointing.

So we saw their TV commercial with them offering NY style pizza. Since most all pizza shops in…read moreSalem offer greek style, we decided to give Domino's a try. Online ordering was super easy! Delivery was really fast. We got a large NY style witih pepperoni, green peppers, and tomato. ALso a salad. The pizza was decent, yet pricey. THe salad was a joke. It was a pre-made salad with all the components packaged seperatly in plastic, and was similer to what you get a convinance store. Not much salad either, and lettuce is cheap. I would just pick up at the store next time and just stick with the pizza. Overall not a good value.

Excellent sandwiches so big it took two days to complete eating it. The ice cream was deliciousread more

I saw their Apple Cider Donut Sundae on Facebook and was determined to get it. I was not…read moredisappointed at all! Apple pie soft serve, fresh whip cream, tons of caramel and a perfect apple cider donut! Before going I had read a few recent reviews and I was a bit hesitant to try them due to the apparent lack of customer service but I wanted to see for myself. What I found was yes they are lacking a smooth and quick ordering process but it's clearly local teens so in my honest opinion give them a break! They are doing great! We did have one tiny problem, while waiting for our ice cream we kept seeing these amazing looking sandwiches displayed above the deli. The problem was now we wanted one!! What started as an ice cream adventure became a backwards lunch. We ordered the brisket grilled cheese and fries. We both agreed this was by far one of the best grilled cheeses we've ever had. We are already planning on going back soon!!

I got take out had the spicy Mexican burger it was awesome everything was hot when I got home nice…read moreto see they care

We have ordered takeout a few times now from Suppa's (now under new managment) and things have been…read morevery good. Last night we tried the Chicken tika marsala calzone and it was the BOMB! So so good! It came with 2 extra tiki sauces on the side and it had a good anount of chicken and cheese ratio. Prices are fair and delivery is quick and the staff very nice. Glad they are doing well.

Such a cute little coffee shop! Everyone was friendly, and my bagel with cream cheese was…read moredelicious. The iced coffee was great, too, and they have some really yummy flavors to choose from.

I was looking for a breakfast place when came for the day in Salem NH. Most were closing early, but…read morethis one was open a bit longer and looked fine. So glad we came. I wanted breakfast, they had good choices, but I chose a chicken salad sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes and bacon. It came with two pickles and some chips. My daughter ordered a breakfast meal and liked it. They have hot, cold coffees. It's in a big house with a warm home feel. People working are kind and they bring your food to you. I would definitely come back.

Great spot for dine in or take out. Good prices have gone up but luckily they maintained the same…read morequality and size as always - highly recommended for small or large parties looking for delicious casual food fare. Not really sure if they deliver but it would be a plus if they did!

very annoyed with this place. Third time ordering the same wrap and they have messed it up once…read moreagain. Probably not going back.

The service was fine. The waitress was nice, but I had several crackling egg shells in my omelette…read morewhich really grosses me out. re: "Cynthia' s " on rt111 kindly prepare my omelette without egg shells. I crunched on at least five of them. It's very disconcerting. The latest trend in New Hampshire lately is charging you to use your credit card well, I use my credit card all the time and I'm not gonna pay you extra for any inconvenience. That's ridiculous. What an incentive !wont be back to your place. I don't carry cash so you won't see me there . you are the loser now somebody somewhere will take my credit card and not charge me extra as I already pay finance charge. I don't need an extra charge from you. Thanks though. Good luck. not bad overall .

Cynthia's opened recently in East Hampstead in the former Commodore Grill space at the Commodore…read morePlaza off NH 121A near NH 111. This casual family owned and operated restaurant cafe serves up breakfast all day and lunch. The place was redone with a brighter and an inviting atmosphere with booths along the walls and in front, table seating in the center and counter seating in the dining area. There are patriotic prints on the walls and checkered floors remain. I've picked up Lebanese and Italian food from the previous restaurant in this space and it's bittersweet seeing a small town breakfast and lunch spot open up in its place. There are a few other options in this area, but spread out. I decided to stop by here for breakfast before work. I got here just before 6:30 and sat myself in a booth which had menus to look at. The breakfast menu offerings include breakfast platters, 3 egg omelettes, pancakes, French toast, Belgian waffles, breakfast burritos, Tony The Tiger (frosted flakes French toast), hash (canned and homemade (soon)) and breakfast sides. The lunch menu offerings include fried appetizers, hand cut fries, sandwiches, wraps, burgers, soup, chili, salads, comfort dishes, and daily specials. The prices seem fair, most meals $8 to $15 range (in 2024). After I was seated, the server came over and offered a drink and I requested an ice water since I already had coffee beforehand. They did not have homemade hash yet, so I eventually decided to go with the Steak Bomb Omelette ($13.50 plus tax) with choice of toast (I chose sourdough) and one side (I got home fries). My food was served in about 8 minutes after ordering. There was a good amount of hot food on my plate. The omelette was filled with grilled shaved steak, green peppers, onions, mushrooms & cheese (I chose cheddar) with a folded thin egg sheet. This omelette was pretty good. The home fries were fresh cut potatoes (cube cut) lightly grilled and seasoned, which were potatoey and with the skins. The sour dough toast was firm and had minimal butter. The server dropped off the check as I was almost done eating, no rush. The check was $14.65 with tax and before tip. Overall, this is a good place stop for food and I plan to stop by for lunch next time since I saw they had chicken tenders, reubens, monte cristos, mac & cheese, and spaghetti & meatballs (Wednesdays). The friendly staff knew people by name as they stopped in for breakfast. The service for weekday breakfast was prompt and I was able to make to work on time. It is noted they are closed on Sundays (at the time of this posting).